Writer & Artist: Justin Randall The Book: Changing Ways is easily one of the most unique and messed up books I have read for quite some time (Paul Bedford’s The List also goes in that category). Going into the book for the first time, I really had no idea what I was in for, I … Continue reading
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DVD Review: The Imposter [M15]
Dir: Bart Layton Featuring: Frédéric Bourdin The Film: The truth is certainly stranger than fiction, and one of the most unusual stories that has come out as a doco/drama in recent years is THE IMPOSTER. I was unfamiliar with this story when I stepped into watch the film for the first time (I have since … Continue reading
Film Trailer Of The Week #18: Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
“Epic story of a mysterious stranger with a harmonica who joins forces with a notorious desperado to protect a beautiful widow from a ruthless assassin working for the railroad.”
[Review] We’re The Millers (2013)
Normally I don’t like to watch trailers for comedy films as they generally reveal way too much and the best jokes are put in and the film ends up just being a let down. I saw the trailer for WE’RE THE MILLERS while I was at the cinema to see something else, and I thought … Continue reading
Marcey & Bea’s Top ‘That Guy’ Actors
“Oh … that guy!” how many times have we all said that while watching a film or TV show? I know my mum says it often, “it’s that guy who guest starred on Friends as Monicas boyfriend!” she said of Jon Favreau while watching Iron Man. We often remember a face from a certain things … Continue reading
Ben Affleck is the new Batman – It’s a good choice and here’s why …
The internet is currently buzzing with the news that Ben Affleck is the new Batman, in the new film from Zack Snyder. This will feature both Batman and Superman (played by Henry Cavill), is a verus situation as has been talked about. While I don’t necessarily agree the next film should be about these two … Continue reading
[Review] Comic Book Heroes – Episode 2 (2013)
Episode 2 of Comic Book Heroes starts off where the first part left off, we are with the gang of Gestalt at Comic Con and their books haven’t arrived. The stress is on and our hearts are racing, and just when we thought disaster was going to strike, the books arrive and they make it … Continue reading
Marcey’s Top 10 Mortal Kombat Characters (and who should play them)
Bea and Marcey are big fans of MORTAL KOMBAT, these girls love the games. So why not tribute one of their favourite games with a Top 10 list of their favourite characters and who should play them in a new film. Here is Marcey’s list, check out Bea’s here. Marcey’s Number 10: Ashrah The Character: … Continue reading
[The Super Five] 5 Of My Favourite Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes
Welcome back to this feature at SuperMarcey.com called ‘The Super Five’. This is a different take on the ‘Top 10’ or ‘List’ style features, where I take a subject and simply name five things. It isn’t a top list, just simply five things for your enjoyment! Rewatching Star Trek: The Next Generation over the last … Continue reading
Film Trailer Of The Week #17: Martin (1977)
“A young man, who believes himself to be a vampire, goes to live with his elderly and hostile cousin in a small Pennsylvania town where he tries to redeem his blood-craving urges.”
[Review] Lovelace (2013)
Seems odd that the advertising material for this film seems to shine on the fact that Linda Lovelace is known for starring in a porn film, and her story is anything but shining on the porn industry. However that element (her anti-porn crusade) is left out of this film and it instead decides to show … Continue reading
[Review] Pain & Gain (2013)
I now have a strong candidate for Worst Film Of 2013, PAIN & GAIN is one of the most awful films I have seen recently. It was a task to sit through and that feels like a compliment. Michael Bay is a very hit and miss director, I do believe his best days are very … Continue reading
[Review] Now You See Me (2013)
The tag line for the film “Look closely, because the closer you think you are, the less you will actually see “ is very true of the film. It wants the audience to think they are seeing one thing, and it wants them to think they are smart about it, but there is actually something … Continue reading
[Review] Comic Book Heroes – Episode 1 (2013)
Episode 1 of Comic Book Heroes introduces us to Gestalt Comics, an Australian publisher of comics and graphic novels. The men in charge are Wolfgang Bylsma and Skye Ogden, working between Australia and Japan. Anyone familiar with the Australian comics scene will no doubt have heard of Gestalt, but do you know their story? The … Continue reading